Eisenhower Urges Free Nations Atom Aid At Penn State
President Eisenhower proposed that the United States provide nuclear material money and know how to help free nations obtain atomic power and research reactors. He asked Congress to back two programs offering half the cost of reactors and access to training in peaceful nuclear processes, urging an international pool for peaceful use.
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University Park, Pa
Eisenhower
United States
Vuulde Lwwo
Lew Ulairs
Pennsylvania State University
Russia
Soviet Union
H E
Beaver Stadium
Milton S. Eisenhower
Penn State
Congress
Hirst
Free Nations
NBC
ABC
Milton 8. Eisenhower
U.N
Soviet
Turkey
Lebanon
Denmark
Colombia
Brazil
Argentina
U. S
Auto Labor Mystery Seen as GM Delays Bid
Detroit AP reports a tense labor standoff as General Motors delays a bid before a looming strike deadline. The UAW faces a choice between a Ford style guaranteed wage plan and cash wage increases, with potential implications for Walter Reuther and union finances.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
Walter Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Unnion
UAW
Reuther
John Tivingston
Ford Motor Co
Harry W. Anderson
Louis G. Seaton
Ford
Ford Union
Determined Gunmen Loot Chicago Department Store
In Chicago three armed robbers tied up watchman Joseph Nohejl at the Leader Department Store on 18th Street and spent about three hours forcing entry into a safe. They dumped water into the safe to counteract tear gas and escaped with approximately $12,000.
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Chicago
Joseph Nohejl
18Th Street Leader
Mike
Passenger Train Derailed in Canada
Canadian National Railways reports the Sidney Halifax passenger train derailed near West River Nova Scotia after a switch was ripped away. The locomotive and seven cars left the tracks with one injured crew member. RCMP joins the search for the unknown saboteurs responsible.
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Moncton
N.B
Canadian National Railways
Sidney-Halifax
West River
N.S
Atlantic Region
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Half of POWs Held By Reds Accounted For
The Associated Press reports that about 23 American POWs in the Korean War refused repatriation after the armistice. Two have returned, two more reportedly wish to come home soon, and at least six signaled a future return. One died. Names include Cpl. Edward S. Dickenson of Virginia and Cpl. Claude J. Batchel or of Texas, with courts martial cited. Several others remain in Red China, some expressing education or jobs as incentives.
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Associated Press
Korea
Red China
Cpl
Edward S. Dickenson
Big Stone Gap
New Cumberland
Claude J. Batchelor
Kermit
Tex
Otho G. Bell
Olympia
Wash
Lewie
W. Griggs
Jacksonville
South China
Bell
Dickenson
Batchelor
Chinese Red Cross
Rufus O. Douglas
San Angelo
Bess
R. C. Howard
Texon
Albert C. Belhomee
Ashland
Scott L. Rush
Marietta
Ohio
James G. Veneris
Hawthorne
Calif
Harold H. Webb
Fort Pierce
Fla
Morris R. Wills
Fort Ann
N.Y
Monticello
Ark
John R. Dunn
Baltimore
Andrew Fortuna
Sonio
Mich
Europe
Samuel David Hawkins
Oklahoma City
Peiping University
Red Chine
Hawkins
Arlie H. Pate
Carbondale
Howard Pate
Lowelll. Skinner
Akron
Brads Skinner
Lawrence V. Sullivan
Omaha
Ralph Sullivan
Cunard Lines Ready To Sail With Reduced Crews
In London the Cunard Steam Ship Co faced a wildcat strike by seamen demanding shorter work weeks and better living conditions. Six liners were tied to piers at Southampton and Liverpool, while an effort to spread the strike to the Queen Elizabeth failed earlier. The Queen Elizabeth sailed from Southampton to New York on schedule.
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London
Cunard Steamship Co
Britain
Southampton
Liverpool
Cunard Line
New York
Bonanzagram Double Run Promises $30 Prize This Week
Rural subscribers receive Bonanzagram No 2 in Monday and Tuesday papers this week to ensure equal time for solving the puzzle. Entries judged by two local businessmen with a $30 prize if a single perfect solution is found. $60 and equal division if no winner or multiple correct answers. Send solutions to the Times Enterprise Bonanzagram Editor by 10 p.m. Thursday.
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Bonanzagram
Bonanzagram No. 2
Times-Enterprise
Georgia and Northwest Florida Weather Forecast
Partly cloudy this afternoon and tonight with scattered showers in the southeast. Cooler tonight and mild Sunday. Northwest Florida mostly fair today through Sunday with light winds.
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Georgia
Florida
Public Health Service Faces Polio Plan Clash
The Public Health Service backs moving ahead with polio vaccine despite past safety concerns as Surgeon General Scheele cites a white paper supporting current safety. Basil O’Connor and Wyeth Inc. executives challenge the paper’s portrayal, while Salk remains silent awaiting full briefing.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Leonard A. Scheele
WY Mlialte Pla Scheele
Health Service
New York
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For
Philadelphia
H. W. Blades
Wyeth Inc
James A. Shannon
National Institutes of Health
Shannon
Wyeth
The
Blades
Scheele
Senator Russell Opposes Reserve Draft Plan Link
Senator Russell of Georgia opposes tying the national reserve plan to extending the Draft Act and would seek hearings if such action reached the Senate. He rode hearings on four year regular draft and two year doctor draft extensions and rejected combining them with the reserve program. He noted House inaction on compulsory training and urged House passage first.
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Washington
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
House
Eisenhower
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
Methodists Back Separate Jurisdiction For Negroes
South Georgia Methodists voted to memorialize the General Conference to preserve a separate jurisdiction for Negroes citing church prosperity under the jurisdictional system. Only one minister opposed the memorial, and a related vote asked for Bishop Arthur J. Moore to be reassigned after a distinguished tenure.
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Savannah
South Georgia
Minnneapolis
Centralia
Charles Franklin McCook
Wagan
Albert Trulock
J. Ed Iain
Moultrie
Leonard Cochran
Macon
H.T. Freeman
Savannah Beach
Dan J. Williams
Ashburn
Iasland Moore
Columbus
J. Q. Davidson
Memorial
General Conference
Council of Bishops
General Boards
South
Southeastern Jurisdictional Conference
Arthur J. Moore
Atlanta
North Georgia
Lake Junaluska
N.C
Glenmore
Argyle, Ga
Clinch County
Fain Urges Soft Drink Tax Support
Royston Georgia Rep Ralph Kelly Fain of Franklin County pushes a two cent per bottle tax on soft drinks with proportional tax on firms He calls on Georgians to contact representatives and urge floor consideration to secure passage in both House and Senate.
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Royston
Ralph Kelly Fain
Franklin County
Georgia
House
Ways and Means
Fain
Senate
Firefighters Battle Fargo Blaze To Draw
Homerville Ga fire crews fought a large forest blaze near Fargo as rain aided efforts. Georgia Forestry official said the fire was not yet under control with over 200 firefighters on scene and three fires in the area, including the Fargo blaze that spread and jumped highways.
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Homerville
Fargo
H. E. Ruark
Georgia Forestry Commission
Here
Highway 99
Ruark
Argyle
Cogdel
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